... Irish Parliament had only to stop the voice of Grattan and every patriotic man. By that act it was declared illegal for every Irishman to carry arms; and the Volunteers were disarmed. No sooner were the arms, the guns and artillery taken from them, and ...

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... furthe• particulars apply et the Re gist/la's Oilloe, Landed &states Court to JAMES BUTLitit, Aso Waterville. Oaberclveen: JOHN DAVIS, Seq., Weir View. Sunday a Well, Cork ; CHARLES OSESN, Eau , Vougbal THOMAS Stn. Solicitor for te Owners end Petitioners ...

... MARQUIS MUTE, The Marquis and Marchioness of Bute arrive: tier resodence to the Isle of Bute on Thuradey. it ship still wore his arm in a sling. There was d..tintionteith the exoeption of a salute local artillery volunteers An address from the totes and town ...

... I The Linnet (Mr Al I stud) ._ Rees and Fly (J cartyl.. 3 Mary (Patrick Ouzel. * the Rue (John Tense/ft the 10Wmingale (Peter Kennedy). were also in the nos. Ana,. boats we re go t off mcical order, WNW ae. rem] ineffectual ...

... risk the destruction of the country's cause. In Illustration, he pointed out that it was believed that but for the cordon of Grattan and his friends from the Irish Parliament, the Union would never have been passed (hear). He asked them to trust him for what ...

... it. Grattan praposel it in the House of Commons, and the slavish Haase of Commons was afraid to coil IS, aril it was thrown out. The moment it wee thrawa out, Grattan fell bAek and saw the 50,000 aimed nice, ant sa.d.— Here are meta with arms in their ...

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... Johnston, examined by Mr. Murphy, deposed that she was the sister of the deceased ; In May last she was living at 2 Grattan-terrsoe, off Grattan-street, Lower Mount-street ; dammed sent for witness to take hereof her ; she was then near her confinement ; upon ...

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